Chemistry Review Game
Quiz by Christine Jackson
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- Q1Which of the follow is an element?IronWaterAirSalt30s
- Q2A student was reading about chemicals and drew a model similar to drawing above. Which elements are present?Helium & SulfurHydrogen and siliconHelium & SiliconHydrogen & Sulfur60s
- Q3Which statement best summarizes the difference between an element and a compound?An element is a pure substance, and a compound is a combination of elements.An element is two or more pure substances combined, and a compound is a pure substance.An element is two or more compounds, and a compound is two or more elements.An element is a mixture, and a compound is a pure substance.60s
- Q4Which of the following is the best example of a chemical change?Boiling waterRusting metalMelting butterDissolving salt60s
- Q5All of these are evidence of a possible chemical change except--production of gaschange in temperaturechange in shapecolor change60s
- Q6A student experimented with effervescent tablets and water. Based on the diagram, which statement best summarize the experiment.A chemical change occured because the tablet dissolved.A chemical change occured because the water level decreased.A chemical change did not occur.A chemical change occured because a gas was produced.60s
- Q7What is the volume of the cube?27393060s
- Q8Block A, B and C have the same volume. Each of the particles in the blocks has the same mass. Which block has the greatest density?Block BBlock B and CBlock ABlock C60s
- Q9What occurs within the beaker as the teacher mixes the vinegar and milk?A physical change that creates a new substance.A physical combination that produces a solid.A corrosive reaction between two liquids.A chemical change that produces a precipitate.60s
- Q10A student tests the properties of an element and finds that it is malleable, shiny and conducts electricity. Based on the student's data, this element most likely is a:MagnetMetalloidMetalNonmetal60s
- Q11A nonmetal most likely is--A good conductor of electricitybrittle and dullLiquid at room temperatureAttracted to magnets60s
- Q12Which term is represented by the letter Y on the chart?MetalConductorMalleableInsulator60s
- Q13Which of the following elements is a nonmetal?LiHeBPb60s
- Q14A student tested the properties of an unknown element. The results of the test are shown in the table above. Based on the information, which element did the student likely test?ClNeHFe60s
